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NEWPORT CITY – The Newport City Council interviewed the two finalists, Monday, who wish to replace Newport City Police Chief J. Paul Duquette, who retires Aug 1. After a lengthy executive session, council members were mum on their progress at choosing their candidate. The two candidates identified themselves outside the meeting as Newport City Police Sgt. Seth DiSanto and Joseph Alaimo, Director of Public Safety and Transportation at Northern Essex Community College in Haverhill, MA.Even though the council is tight lipped regarding the hiring progress, the candidates were anything but silent.The visibility of the department as a whole needs to increase, DiSanto said. He said the department needs more marked patrol cars and more foot patrols. DiSanto is well aware those things are difficult in the current state of the economy and that is something he would address.DiSanto thinks people want a Main Street where they feel comfortable. He said it seems business owners, citizens and the council want an increase of police presence. However, it's difficult to increase presence while decreasing manpower. DiSanto would like to see a uniformed officer at North Country High School, not necessarily for law enforcement but for a public resource for parents and students.If selected, DiSanto will look into drafting a loitering ordinance.DiSanto, who lives in Coventry with his wife Rachel, has been with the Newport City Police Department for four years. Previously, he served with the Shelburne Police Department for six years, as well as the Vermont Drug Task Force. During that time, he has gained leadership experience.Alaimo, a resident of Methuen, MA, served on the Methuen Police Department as deputy chief of police. Methuen is a city about 30-miles north of Boston with a population of 50,000."Being a police officer that long would serve me well in Newport," said Alaimo, who thinks the transition from a big city to Newport would be wonderful "Newport has certain elements I'm familiar with. Downtown Newport is bigger than Methuen."Alaimo, who has seen a lot of crime in his career, first became a police officer in 1981 and has 28 years experience under his belt. He is a retired United States Navy Veteran. He also worked with a company with the Department of Homeland Security. Alaimo said his experience as a deputy chief in a large community would come in handy in Newport. During his time, he served as a community policing supervisor, head of internal affairs with the Methuen Police Department, is a former patrolmen union president and superior officers president. He said he negotiated many union contracts and served on the motorcycle unit. Alaimo also served with the SWAT team.Alaimo was one of the first responders on the scene during the Malden Mills fire in neighboring Lawrence, MA. "After 30 years doing police work in that area, this is a refreshing place to come to," he said. "I think I'm a good fit here. I'm an easy going kind of guy. I like to know everybody. If I'm hired, you'll see me all over the place."


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Calif. deputy waited 3 seconds before shooting boy with toy rifle, lawsuit claims
SAN FRANCISCO – A northern California sheriff's deputy shot a 13-year-old just three seconds after ordering him to drop a plastic replica of an assault rifle, the boy's parents claimed in an amended civil rights lawsuit filed Tuesday.
Erick Gelhaus, a veteran deputy and firearms instructor, killed Andy Lopez as the eighth grader was walking near his home in the wine-country town of Santa Rosa in October carrying an imitation gun he planned to return to a friend, according to the complaint filed in U.S. District Court in San Francisco.
The Oct. 22 shooting sparked an FBI investigation and continuing protests.
At least two people at the scene moments before the shooting said the 5-foot, 3-inch teen looked like a child carrying a toy gun, the complaint says.
Police said Andy was wearing a hoodie sweatshirt when Gelhaus spotted him holding what appeared to be an assault rifle. After the deputy ordered the boy to drop the gun, the teen turned toward Gelhaus, who saw the barrel of the gun rise and fired eight shots, authorities said.
In November, the boy's parents, Sujay Cruz and Rodrigo Lopez, filed a federal lawsuit against Gelhaus and Sonoma County. The suit accuses the deputy of violating the teen's civil rights and seeks unspecified damages.
On Tuesday, attorney Arnoldo Casillas filed an amended complaint with additional details about the incident.
"From the time that the deputies called out to Andy Lopez until the time that Gelhaus fired his first shot, only three seconds elapsed," the suit says. In an interview, Casillas said the information came from two witnesses to the incident.
The suit also says that deputies knew the boy would respond to the order to drop the gun by turning to face them. The suit does not say how they knew that, but Casillas said that it would be typical for someone who is not a criminal to turn toward the sound of a police officer shouting.
There was a second deputy on the scene in addition to Gelhaus.
The complaint goes on to allege that Gelhaus, a 24-year deputy who served 10 years in the military with a stint in Iraq, shot "indiscriminately."
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No. 2 Cal Rides 5-0 Run To Surge Past No. 7 UC Irvine
Oct. 31, 2009
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BERKELEY, CALIF. Bolstered by a 5-0 run in the second period, the No. 2-ranked Cal men's water polo team (15-4, 3-1) defeated No. 7-ranked UC Irvine (13-7, 1-2) in an MPSF match Saturday at Spieker Aquatics Complex. The Golden Bears again showed balanced scoring, led by three goals from junior Brian Dudley and two goals apiece from senior captain Spencer Warden and sophomore standouts Cory Nasoff and Charlie Steffens.
Warden scored the first two goals of the match for Cal in the opening period, only to see UCI come back on goals by Greg Enloe and Sam Figueroa to tie the contest, 2-2, after the first quarter. The Bear then separated themselves by scoring the next five goals in the second quarter on shots by sophomore Ivan Rackov, Steffens, Nasoff and two scores by Dudley.
The Anteaters Cole Bielskis finally stopped Cals run with score with 1:03 left in the first half, only to see junior Zach White score with 31 seconds in the half to give the Bears an 8-3 advantage.
Cal sophomore Luka Saponjic opened the third period scoring by converting a five-meter penalty shot to up the Bears lead to 9-3. The two teams then shared goals as Cal owned a 10-5 advantage at the end of the third quarter. UC Irvine ended up outscoring the Bears, 5-3, in the final period, but Cal hung on for the 13-10 victory to capture its third MPSF league match in a row.
Besides being the teams top scorers, Dudley and Steffens, as well as Rackov, added two assists apiece. Rackov had a team-high three steals, while White and sophomore center Jack Stampfl each had two ejections earned. Senior captain Mike Sample paced the Bears with a pair of field blocks.
The Bears next travel to No. 16 UC Davis on Sunday, Nov. 1 at 12 p.m. at Schaal Aquatics Center in Davis.
No. 7 UC Irvine 2 1 2 5 - 10
No. 2 Cal 2 6 2 3 - 13
UC Irvine Goals: Griffin Lerman 2, Brandon Johnson 2, Greg Enloe, Sam Figueroa,
Cole Bielskis, Tom Kruip, Kyle Baxter, James Frank
California Goals: Brian Dudley 3, Spencer Warden 2, Charlie Steffens 2,
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Spurling set season-high totals of two goals and one assists Saturday afternoon at Colgate (photo Gil Talbot).
HAMILTON, N.Y. – Mary Parker and Kaitlin Spurling gave the No. 5-ranked Harvard women's hockey team a 2-0 lead 3:13 into the game and the Crimson cruised to a 5-2 win at Colgate's Starr Rink Saturday afternoon. Spurling assisted on Parker's marker and scored again in the second period for the third multi-goal game of her career.
The Crimson (19-4-2, 15-2-1 ECAC) outshot Colgate (9-19-3, 4-13-3 ECAC), 34-17, in the game that saw Harvard's Laura Bellamy make 15 saves. Bellamy moves her record to 11-1-1 this season with her tenth straight game without a loss (9-0-1).
Harvard took advantage of two early penalties from the Raiders to take the 2-0 lead. Colgate's first infraction came 21 seconds in and the Crimson needed 1:08 of the advantage to find the back of the net. Mary Parker sent a pass below the goal line from the boards next to the right faceoff circle to Kaitlin Spurling, who dished back to Parker who streaked to the net after the pass. Parker finished the give-and-go with a wrister over Colgate's Ashlynne Rando's right shoulder for the tally.
Rando was forced to defend the Raiders' net with only four Colgate skaters around her again, 1:21 after the first goal. Harvard used the extra skater to score just 23 seconds into the power play as Spurling potted her first of the day. The senior redirected a rebound, from a Michelle Picard shot, past Rando, who was shuffling after the initial block.
Colgate answered with a Brittany Phillips goal 7:28 into the first period, a frame that Harvard held a 19-7 lead in shots on goal. Phillips was one of three Colgate seniors celebrating their final game at Starr Rink.
The Crimson was penalized twice near the end of the first, forcing Harvard to kill 40 seconds of 5-on-3 and 1:20 of 5-on-4 at the end of the stanza and beginning of the second. The team's nation-leading penalty kill was up to the challenge, shutting out Colgate's power play, to keep the score 2-1, before Harvard added two more goals in the second.
Sarah Edney contributed the third Harvard goal, as she sent the puck through traffic from the point at the 7:14 mark and Spurling netted her second score five minutes later to open a three-goal lead. Spurling's came after a perfect entry pass from Samantha Reber, who had her third straight game with a point. The Raiders made the differential two after the Crimson was whistled for a pair of penalties, giving Colgate a 5-on-3. Katie Case was the Raiders' goal-scorer.
Kalley Armstrong's 10th tally of the season counted for Harvard's final goal of the day, coming after a pass through the middle from Hillary Crowe. The assist gave Crowe a point in each of her last four games, a new career-high for the sophomore.
Harvard's defense stepped up its performance in the third period, after the Crimson was outshot, 9-7, in the second, by allowing zero Raider shots in the third. Harvard finished the game 2-of-4 on the power play, while killing 5-of-6 penalties.
The Crimson has four games left in its regular-season schedule, all at Bright Hockey Center. Harvard invites Brown (Feb. 19), St. Lawrence (Feb. 22), Clarkson (Feb. 23) and Yale (Feb. 26) to Bright over the next two weeks.
Game Notes
Jillian Dempsey is one point away from Harvard's top 10 in career points … Harvard seniors are 8-0 against Colgate in their careers and have outscored the Raiders, 32-6, in four years … The Crimson has defeated Colgate nine straight times dating back to 2008 … Tonight was Harvard's first game against an unranked opponent in its last four outings … Laura Bellamy is 6-0 against Colgate in her career and boasts a .962 save percentage (101 saves, 4 goals allowed) and a 0.67 goals-against average versus the Raiders … Katey Stone is three wins away from 400 for her career … Harvard controls its own destiny and will earn home ice throughout the ECAC playoffs with four wins.


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James McAvoy troubled by torture in "Trance"
James McAvoy was affected by the torture scenes in his new movie 'Trance'.
The actor - who stars as an art auctioneer who develops amnesia following a heist in the Danny Boyle-directed film - admits he usually isn't bothered by gruesome scenes in his movies, but his latest role left him feeling ''quite bad''.
He told BANG Showbiz: ''[It did affect me] a little bit. The torture stuff got to me, actually. It never usually does. I'm usually fine with all that stuff and love being covered in blood and having my face bashed in, but I felt quite bad about myself for a couple of days on this one.''
Boyle also explained the disturbing thriller is difficult to categorize and hinted its mysterious psychiatrist character - played by Rosario Dawson - is key to the plot.
He said: ''It starts as an art heist like 'Thomas Crown Affair', but it's not really about that. It's noir-ish at times. There's an essential idea of crime, but it's not really about money.
''Rosario Dawson's character at one point behaves like a femme fatale, but it's not really the icy blonde that you know - it's a much more damaged and emotional story than that, ultimately.''


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Pole dance outfit for Manyi
Added May 25, 2013
by Jodi Wade
Budapest, Hungary
I made this leotard for one of my friends from hoop class for an amateur competition a month ago.
She was incredible – she won lots of prizes – the 1st place for her level in the pole dance and was the Abszolut Bajnok "the Absolute Champion" of the competition!!
It has a built in bra and adjustable straps. Manyi put on the rhinestones.
Lots more pics here on my blog.
Update June 9: Here's a video
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Fantastic outfit. Love those pictures. Congrats to both of you. Nagyon kiraly, a leotard is , es a kepek is.
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(2 of 2 Newsletters for 16 February 2006)
A short while ago, the Cape High Court sentenced the accused in the Lorna Mlofana trial.
The first accused was sentenced to life in prison for murder. In addition, he will serve a concurrent ten year sentence for rape.
The second accused was sentenced to ten years in prison for assault. Three years are suspended, effectively giving her a seven year sentence.
TAC welcomes the High Court's decision. We are disappointed that it has taken over two years since Mlofana's murder on 13 December 2003 to conclude this trial. The state must give the criminal justice system more resources to combat violence against women.
Justice in this case was achieved because of the persistent activism from TAC's Western Cape staff, volunteers and members. TAC members attended over a dozen court appearances in the last two years. Many of these were postponed causing much frustration. TAC members also assisted the police and prosecutors in every way they could.
However, most women who experience violence in South Africa, as well as their families and loved ones, are let down by the criminal justice system. As long as it took to achieve justice for Lorna Mlofana's family, it takes much longer for most other cases of this nature. Many murders and rapes are never solved or investigated properly because of the criminal justice system's lack of resources.
We refer the media to our statement released earlier today on the unacceptable behaviour by supporters of Jacob Zuma towards the complainant at his rape trial in which we stated the following:
"In South Africa rape and sexual violence against women and girls are significant drivers of the HIV epidemic. Violence against women is a daily attack on the dignity and equality of women, and our social values. A demonstration that belittles this reality, and further reinforces women's exposure to violence, is a tragedy that demands immediate intervention from the police to ensure safety and to hold accountable those breaking the law .
The Treatment Action Campaign has a firm commitment to promoting gender equality, to ending domestic and sexual violence and to mobilizing men and women for gender justice.
We call on Jacob Zuma to insist that his supporters respect the rights of the complainant. We also call on the Friends of Jacob Zuma, and all organizations committed to his defence to respect the rights and dignity of the complainant in the case and of the judicial system in general. Given the extremely low conviction rates for violence against women, TAC also calls for the criminal justice system to be given the resources needed to address rape and other forms of violence against women. Lastly TAC urges all South Africans-men and women alike-to take a stand against domestic and sexual violence in our homes and in our communities."


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NASA mulls strap-on astronaut carrier
Lunar convoy under consideration
NASA has come up with several concept vehicles for its planned future exploration of the Moon. Wannabe lunar wanderers should beware: Travelling across the hills and plains of our largest satellite will not be a dignified experience...
Concept vehicles, per NASA, for future manned exploration
of the Moon.
The spacesuits have been made integral to the rover's main body. This has the advantage of allowing the astronauts free movement within the vehicle, but it does make the rover look a little like a bizarre prison transporter, with handcuffed astro-cons strapped to the exterior.
We're not criticising, just making an observation.
The rover would obviously be pressurised, and would have a range of roughly 125 miles. NASA says they would most likely travel in pairs, with two spacemen in each rover. This way, if one rover had any technical difficulties, the other could give the stranded explorers a ride home.
NASA is still seeking design ideas for next generation spacesuits. The suits would have to allow a much greater range of movement than those used by orbiting astronauts, and would have to mass considerably less, if they are to be useful for exploring and doing science on the moon. NASA says it wants a contractor signed up by 2008.
The Lunar Architecture team has also been putting together a pencil sketch mission plan. NASA has been thinking about sending small packages ahead of time that the landing mission could assemble. However, the team suggests this would be more difficult to handle, and take longer to get up and running than if NASA sent larger modules.
The team is also mulling over a possible portable habitat module that could be relocated according to the needs of the mission.
NASA wants to have people back on the moon by 2020. It plans to set up a base, probably at Shackleton crater, near the southern pole. Plans will be finalised by 2012, the agency says. ®


text: Office Hours by Josh Bolton |Feb 10, 2014|Comments Nothing captures the dynamic and special nature of being a Hillel professional better than when I step out onto campus to take a stroll. I never have a particular direction and I don't carry any props, but these walks are the heart of my work. They're my "Office Hours." I meander down the center of campus. I notice the various banners for Alternative Spring Breaks and theatre productions. There's a girl, totally carefree, dancing to some music, advertising a coming show. I'm embedded in a living, multi-dimensional university culture. For me, being a Hillel professional is about collaborating in the creative academic setting of the university. On my stroll, I collect and arrange the collage of events and experiences my students care about. I may only make it to a few of these events, but they'll all serve as starting points for the conversations I have around campus. I see Blake coming up the path from the library. I call out to him and we shake hands, happy to stop and catch up. Blake is a former student intern – we shared a year together (along with another 14 interns) wrestling with Jewish tradition and wisdom in weekly meetings. Blake shares that he's in the Shakespeare play this coming weekend, and we talk about how important these performances have been to him as he balances his busy life as a student and entrepreneur. I remind him that when he's done with the play and has a little more free time, I'll be happy to see him back at our weekly Torah study community, which I know he was unhappy to leave when rehearsals began. As an educator, the foundation of my work is developing relationships that transcend boundaries of programs. Students know that they can stop me on a walk, and will find an open ear, and a caring heart for what's happening in their lives. Before we part, Tai, a first year student from New York passes us. I heartily greet him, and Tai lingers for a moment to say, "What's up?" I met Tai while canvasing the campus talking up Birthright registration. I introduce Tai and Blake – and, of course, it only takes a few exchanges to reveal the intersections of their social networks. Tai is interested in some of Blake's involvement with performing arts, and it's clear Blake, the junior, might be a great mentor for this younger student – only on campus a few months. So often, this is the most important "Jewish" work I do, connecting students with one another; helping establish new networks that might hopefully benefit students' professional, personal, and Jewish experiences. Continuing my meanderings, I am called to by Ellie, who has just emerged from one of the beautiful building on campus. Ellie and I worked together last year to create a campus-wide initiative focused on exploring gender and sexuality – it was a learning experience, whose product was, well, just "OK." Today Ellie wants to brainstorm her future – she's in her final school year. "I know this is crazy," she says, "but I'm thinking about taking a year off." I ask her some questions, and offer to connect her to a student I know who decided similarly. There's so much anxiety about the future on a college campus. Many of my walks are occupied with the daily worries and decisions surrounding students' futures. Hillel professionals are especially positioned to be a resource in these cases. As my former colleague Emily Perl often said to me, Hillel professionals occupy a "third space" – we're not parents and we're not professors. We are professionals with whom students can speak frankly about their aspirations and worries without fear of judgment or pressure. For Ellie, today, this is exactly what she was looking for. Just as I'm thinking about heading back to our Hillel building, I spot Molly sitting reading on a bench. Molly is a current student intern – she's an athlete, and involved in the creative writing scene. We spend some time sitting together, reflecting on her internship experience, the Shabbat dinner she's hoping to host soon, and the dynamics of our intern community. As an educator, I see my students as collaborators. I don't necessarily have an educational agenda; I facilitate conversations around topics that students identify as either compelling or sticky. Many a quick chat on campus has determined the material covered that night in community. I thank Molly for reflecting with me, we laugh about this and that, and then I'm off. Rabbi Josh Bolton is the Senior Jewish Educator for the Jewish Renaissance Project at Penn Hillel. A graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park, Rabbi Josh studied poetry in graduate school, loves to stroll in the woods, and adores his wife, Natalie, and little boy, Oren. 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Dove season nearing and Free Hunting Days
Don't forget about Oklahoma's annual Free Hunting Days this weekend, Saturday and Sunday. Resident hunters do not need to possess an annual hunting license or HIP permit while hunting on these days.The free days fall on the first two days of dove season that runs Sept. 1-Oct. 31, statewide, followed by another nine-day period open from Dec. 22-30, statewide. In addition to dove hunting, squirrel season also is open on these days.According to Josh Richardson, migratory game bird biologist for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, areas with water and a native or agricultural food source should be good spots to find these birds starting this weekend.Despite it being hot and dry, Richardson said breeding counts were up at the start of the summer. Food resources have improved this year, but water still remains limited in many locations.After those free hunting days, dove hunters will be required to have a hunting license or proof of exemption and a HIP permit, available free online at www.wildlifedepartment.com. The daily limit for dove is 15, which may consist of any combination of mourning, white-winged and fully dressed Eurasian collared doves ("fully dressed" describes those birds without a head or fully feathered wing naturally attached to the carcass). However, there is no limit on Eurasian collared doves provided that the head or one fully-feathered wing remains naturally attached to the carcass of all such birds while being transported to their final destination.Full details and regulations for dove hunting are available in the current "Oklahoma Hunting Guide," available free online at www.wildlifedepartment.com, or at any location where hunting licenses are sold.Not only is dove season close, but so is deer archery season. I finally got some stands hung and cameras out last weekend. I still have a few to hang, and I plan on doing that this weekend. Koby and I also started shooting our bows this week, so we will be ready come Oct. 1.Have a great week!— — —Email questions or comments to email@example.com.


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A Columbus-Starkville Art Exchange
For the Daily News
The Starkville Area Arts Council and the Columbus Arts Council have decided to share some of their local artistic talent.
The GSDP (Greater Starkville Development Partnership) lobby is home to a collection of art from the Columbus Arts Council, featuring some of their talented artists' 3-Dimentional work as well as 2-Dimentional art.
Many of the artists are well-known in the Columbus area and surrounding states, but not as familiar to the Starkville area, so this provides us the perfect opportunity to acquaint ourselves with their work.
Since the two art communities have such an abundance of talent, we felt this would be an ideal way to treat both areas to some spectacular artwork.
The show will run through Monday, November 1. The GSDP is located at 200 E. Main St., Starkville, and is open 9 a.m. until 5p.m. Monday through Friday.
A reception will be given in honor of the exhibit on Thursday, September 23, from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. in the lobby.
The Rosenzweig Art Center will be featuring a collection of art from several well-known artists in the Starkville area and many have their work galleried in neighboring states.
The 3-Dimentional and 2-Dimentional talents of our local artisans will be exhibited to familiarize the Columbus art community with the work we have been privileged to know in our town and surrounding areas.
This exhibit will be on through September 30.
The Rosenzweig Art Center is located at 501 Main Street, Columbus, and is open from 9 a.m. through 5 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday.
A reception will be given in honor of the show on Thursday, September 16, from 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. in the Rosenzweig gallery.
If you need additional information or have questions, contact Candy Crecink at the SAAC office at 324-3080 or visit the website at http://www.starkvillearts.org.
Visit both of these great shows and treat yourself to exhibits that are representative of the wide spectrum of talent in two cities in our area, and the receptions are also to honor the wonderful artists participating in this exhibit.


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Mitch Albom's publisher says the best-selling author's latest book will be released this summer.
Hyperion announced Wednesday that "The Time Keeper" comes out Aug. 28.
It marks Albom's return to fiction. His last book, 2009's "Have a Little Faith," was nonfiction.
His most recent fiction book, "For One More Day," came out six years ago.
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The Art of the Posse-able
If you want a model for how the world can solve its most pressing problems in the 21st Century, it is the posse. As governance systems go, the Wild West approach of rounding up a few available hands and driving the bad guy out of town is certainly messy, but, if our favourite westerns are any guide, it could be highly effective. Political theorists who can see the potential dress it up in highfalutin' language as "coalitions of the willing" and governance based on "flexible geometry", but we prefer to call it what it is: a posse. And this week, in New York, we are going to see plenty of evidence of why, increasingly, solving global problems is all about the art of the posse-able.


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Gästehaus am Berg
Gästehaus am Berg has 13 spacious, individually decorated and comfortable en-suite bedrooms, most with balconies with views of the village and beyond. There are 2 single rooms, 8 double rooms and 3 three-bedded (1 double and 1 single bed) rooms. A cot is available at no extra cost. Each bedroom has a private shower rooms with hand-basins and toilet, flat-screen TV, with integrated DVD player, hair-dryer, complimentary mineral water, tea and coffee-making facilities, a file of local information, places to visit, restaurants, etc. (in both English and German). There is Free WiFi internet access throughout the property. Guests also have free use of local German buses and trains for the duration of their stay.
Breakfast is included in the room price. Guests can choose from a selection of cereals, organic yoghurts, fresh fruit, boiled eggs, breads and fresh rolls, home-made jams, nutella, organic honey, meats, cheeses, fruit juices, teas, coffee or hot chocolate.
There is a large communal lounge with open fireplace, views, comfy sofas and a small selection of DVDs, games, maps,guide books etc. A selection of cold and hot drinks, homemade cakes and other snacks are available.
Sorry, no smoking and no animals.
Gaestehaus am Berg is within easy walking distance of the village amenities, such as restaurants and cafes, train museum, art gallery, train station, banks, bakers and village shop, ski and bike hire shops, the German/Czech border and only 5 minutes drive to the ski lifts and ski schools. Walking, cycling and cross-country ski trails start within 100 meters of the guesthouse.
The Guesthouse is located in the Bavarian Forest, halfway between Munich and Prague, which along with Salzburg, Regensburg, Nuremberg and Passau, are less the 3 hours drive away. The Bavarian Forest is part of the largest wooded area in central Europe, often referred to as "the Green Roof of Europe". It's an area of outstanding natural beauty, situated in the South East of Germany, on the border with the Czech Republic, close to Austria and the River Danube. The Bayerischer Wald (D) and the Sumava (CZ) National Parks and the highest mountain in the region, Grosser Arber (1456m) are on our doorstep.
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B&B Facilities & Policies
- Bicycle hire
- Bicycle parking
- Board Games
- Book Exchange
- Free Breakfast
- Cots available
- Credit Cards Accepted
- DVDs
- Telephone/Fax Facilities
- Free Internet Access
- Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- Hair Dryers
- Hot Showers
- House Keeping
- Internet Access
- Laundry Facilities
- No Curfew
- Non Smoking
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
- Taxes included
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Bayerisch Eisenstein is easy to reach from the UK. It takes about 10 hours to drive here from Calais and 2 hours by car from Munich, Prague or Linz airports and 3 hours from Salzburg airport.
A car is not essential. There are good local bus and train services and some great deals on fares, including free local bus and train travel for duration of stay, under the GUTi scheme (bayerwald-ticket.com).
We are happy to collect guests from and return them to the village station, if required.
The Gastehaus is only 10-15 minutes walk from the station at Bayerisch Eisenstein. There are hourly trains to Plattling, where there are connections to inter-city trains. From Bayerisch Eisenstein trains run once an hour, from approximately 4am until about 9pm each day.
If you are walking from the station, come out the front of the building and turn left. Take the 1st right down the hill, Hohenzollerstrasse. Cross the road at the pedestrian crossing to the left of the junction, and follow the zigzag footpath uphill. Follow this path to the T-junction at the top (about 100 meters), (in the summer, there are a number of seats on the way up, for admiring the view). Turn left at the T-junction and take the next road on the left. Follow the road round to the right, we are the third house on the right.
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Arber & Spicak ski slopes, ski schools, ski lifts etc. 10 minutes by car or Free ski bus.
Bavarian Forest & Sumava National Parks and German/Czech border on doorstep.
Halfway between Munich and Prague, just over 2 hours by car.


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Hi all, I'm working on a major edit for this page. It seems to me that a lot of this article can be condensed and made a little more clear, so I'm taking a go at it. I have already changed a few sections. It will probably take me a couple days to finish everything, so let me know what you think as time progresses.
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I'm helping you
After this i test it .....
and fix, add, cancel bugged parts
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Partition Section
This section is a mess. I think that we should just find the fastest way to partition the hard drive, with a preference to tools on the Arch Linux install disk (as long as the work). Having multiple ways of creating the partitions seems confusing. I recommend using parted as it is part of Arch and can handle GPT format hard drives. --Arcanazar 13:36, 17 July 2009 (EDT)
yes i think i think also that we can completely delete triple boot section and even the dual boot section redirecting users who wants dual boot to another guide like Ubuntu i think this because Archlinux users are experience users and precisely for this we can write a short partition section
--nTia89 15:00, 17 July 2009 (EDT)
on the dual boot section ew can only write what they must do but NOT how example
- install refit
- partition disk with .....
- install arch | and when you install grub select to install in the /boot NOT in /dev/sda
wiFi section
needs to be reworked
--nTia89 16:49, 17 July 2009 (EDT)
What is wrong with the Wifi section? I have a first-gen MacBook and wireless works out of the box for me. --Arcanazar 16:54, 17 July 2009 (EDT)
nothing is wrong, only needs a reorganization
NOW is OK
--nTia89 06:33, 18 July 2009 (EDT)
new macbook note
needs to be putted in begin of the page , first of all
--nTia89 16:49, 17 July 2009 (EDT)
Why don't we move this page to one called "Apple" or something similar. It doesn't matter whether you're installing on a MacBook/Pro, Mac Mini, etc. except for drivers, which are easily listed on one page. At the very least, the new MacBook page should be merged with this one. We shouldn't have to make a new page each time a new model comes out. --Arcanazar 16:54, 17 July 2009 (EDT)
Doesn' works !!!
home sharing and sound doesn't works for me !!!
--nTia89 16:48, 17 July 2009 (EDT)
I'll try home sharing later. I know that the old instructions for configuring ALSA worked for me. --Arcanazar 16:54, 17 July 2009 (EDT)
I just checked the ALSA page, and those were the only instructions that I had to use to set up sound. It worked just fine for me. What generation is your MacBook? --Arcanazar 17:03, 17 July 2009 (EDT)


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The last time the Duke Blue Devils came to our little college basketball incubator in Coral Gables, the University of Miami Hurricanes beat them soundly in the most momentous upset in the program's history.
Duke was No. 1 last January, and UM soared to its best season ever, which included a No. 2 ranking and Atlantic Coast Conference season and tournament titles.
The rematch Wednesday night did not have nearly the same gravity, with unranked UM run over by No. 18 Duke 67-46.
But the fact that a raucous vibe befitting the sport heated BankUnited Center on a chilly evening was proof of progress. Even during a down year, UM is showing it is a legit member of the ACC.
Dick Vitale, who lives up the road in Sarasota, shared his unwavering passion for the game. LeBron James and Kobe Bryant, who play against each other Thursday, were in attendance, as was Duke alum Shane Battier. Dwyane Wade shot backward half-court shots with Sebastian the Ibis at halftime. The student section was packed, as it should be for every game. NBA scouts and curious fans came to see Duke freshman Jabari Parker before he turns pro. Others — including the Olympians who won gold medals under Mike Krzyzewski in Beijing and London — came to see the ageless Coach K and his latest incarnation of Final Four contenders.
Just a week ago the Florida State game rocked the arena and on Saturday, No. 2 Syracuse pays a visit. Finally, it sounds like college basketball season in South Florida.
The no-name Hurricanes (10-8, 2-4) might not be the national sensation they were in 2013, but coach Jim Larrañaga has given people a reason to pay attention.
Larrañaga is working another minor miracle but with a different roster. He's a chef creating stone soup out of basic ingredients.
UM never got anything going against vastly superior Duke and Parker, who scored 17 points and grabbed 15 rebounds while impressing James. Indifferent rebounding that yielded 22 second-chance points to Duke wrecked the game plan. But UM defeated North Carolina in Chapel Hill and nearly upset Syracuse inside the Carrier Dome. They've got the maw of the schedule yet to come with 12 more conference games but so far they're holding their own.
Larrañaga isn't doing it with mirrors. He's doing it with zone defense. For a coach who has sworn by man-to-man defense for 30 years, switching to zone has been like learning to write with the opposite hand.
Larrañaga adapted out of necessity, he said, because his team was giving up too many easy baskets. He took a crash course in zone from coaching colleagues, then taught his assistants and players.
Krzyzewski said UM has the potential to beat anybody with that confounding defense.
UM held UNC and Syracuse 20 points below their average output. UNC shot 30.8 percent and Syracuse managed to score only 49 points. In nine of 11 games preceding Duke, UM limited opponents to 60 points or fewer.
Duke came in averaging 82.6, nineteenth highest in the nation, so UM did a commendable job on the defensive end, except in the rebounding department, where UM was out-hustled 42-28.
"The shortest guy on the court can get a rebound; it's basically effort," Larrañaga said. "Maybe with all the celebrities that showed up, instead of that igniting us I think we froze. We didn't play with the same kind of competitive spirit that we've had."
Larrañaga tried to correct the problem at halftime, then Duke came out and scored its first basket of the second half on an offensive rebound by Parker.
Said UM center Tonye Jekiri: "The aggressiveness wasn't there."
Jekiri, who was a soccer player in Nigeria until he got to high school, is one of the raw ingredients Larrañaga is cooking with. A consummate coach, he is drawing potential from every pore of his players.
He has no choice. He lost his top six scorers from last season.
Donnavan Kirk, who transferred from UM to DePaul and back again, is looking better and better. Among his Thursday highlights, he swished a three-pointer and muscled a shot-put field goal over Rasheed Sulaimon.
Garrius Adams has survived two seasons of injuries to become a solid contributor. James Kelly didn't start playing until his junior year of high school. Point guard Manu Lecomte is another project. He arrived weighing 140 pounds. The Belgian had no experience in U.S. basketball aside from watching games on YouTube.
Larrañaga has done this before, of course. He did it at Bowling Green. He did it at George Mason — most famously in 2006 when he became the first coach in 27 years to lead a mid-major school to the Final Four.
He's expecting a tough season of ups, downs, experiments and different combinations, and the Duke game wasn't played the way he had envisioned it.
"I was a little maybe a lot surprised about the way we played," he said. "Over the past five games we were consistent but we took a step backward."
But leave it to Larrañaga to figure things out by the time Syracuse gets here. Watching the Hurricanes might not be as glorious as it was last year, but with Larrañaga pulling his strings it will be fascinating.


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For thousands of years, people have been erecting monuments of public figures in parks. Isn't it time that you had a say in who was up there?
As part of Busted, High Line Art's group exhibition of ten sculptures, we will be commissioning and producing a new work of art chosen by you—the public.
Busted features sculptures that play with the tradition of urban monuments, and you are invited to get in on the fun. The group exhibition debuted on Friday, but one pedestal remains empty, and you can help us decide who gets commemorated. The final sculpture will be created once you've selected a muse. So who do you want to see #GetBusted? Nominate someone today.
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After four weeks, we'll choose five people from the names you've submitted, and ask you to vote for your favorite one. Popular vote will determine the sitter of our sculpture, which will be installed on the High Line for six months. So who do you want to see on the High Line? Nominate someone now.
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WASHINGTON --The nation's largest group of obstetricians and gynecologists says birth control pills should be sold over the counter, just like condoms.
Tuesday's surprise opinion could boost longtime efforts by women's advocates to make the pill more accessible.
But no one expects the pill to be sold without a prescription any time soon. A company would have to seek government permission first, and it's not clear if any are considering it.
Plus there are big questions about what such a move would mean for many women's wallets if birth control pills were no longer covered by insurance.
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Emergency surgery was performed after the crash, which happened on 49th Street and Sixth Avenue just after 11 a.m. on Tuesday.
Sian Green, a 21-year-old who was visiting from Leicester with her friend Keshia Warren, had just arrived to the city and was enjoying a hot dog by Rockefeller Center at the time. Several passersby and witnesses were also being credited with helping save her life.
"Her friend Keshia is still in shock. We are a really close family we are all devastated by what has happened. We don't know what to say," her father Jason Green told the Leicester Mercury. "We just want to be at our daughter's side right now."
Sian remains at Bellevue Hospital where she is in a critical condition, her father said. The hospital has not released any information about her condition. Her other leg was also badly injured.
Her boyfriend has talked to the victim on the phone. According to his father, "Sian is as upbeat as you can be about this, she is determined to not let this ruin her life."
Sian's father told the newspaper that he and her boyfriend would be flying to New York on Wednesday to be at her side.
The police investigation into the accident is continuing. The cab driver, 24-year-old Mohammad Himon, disputed claims from a bike messenger that the crash was at least partially intentional.
That bicyclist, Kenneth Olivo, was also struck but was not seriously injured. The cab driver was questioned at the scene, given three summonses and then released.
On Wednesday we spoke to the cabbie on the phone.
"Yeah, the biker was banging on my car," he said.
He insists he doesn't remember what happened next.
Himon has been issued a summons since he wasn't authorized to drive the cab yesterday.
We know he's had other accidents and violations in the past, but nothing as severe as this. "Oh, I feel very bad because last night, I couldn't sleep. I feel very bad about myself and for the lady, too," Himon told us.
Asked whether he still plans on driving a taxi, he said "I don't know, sorry, but I need to cut off the phone, thanks."
Meanwhile, at Bellevue Hospital, Green's close friend Keshia Warren, who was with her at the time of the accident, remained by her side Wednesday.
Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said on Wednesday that charges are still possible in the case.
"The investigation is going forward contrary to some information put out. These collisions and accidents take some time to reconstruct so that investigation is still going forward. A summons is issued to the cab driver, but it's certainly not closed," he said.
Max Crespo, who owns a food truck down the street, came running when he saw crash.
"A yellow cab jumped the curb, didn't hit any breaks, hit a girl and knocked her leg right off, and probably the other one too," he said. "A gentleman, a plumber, he saved her leg, grabbed his belt and applied the first tourniquet. We grabbed a dog leash from some person, I don't know where they went, and [tied] the other tourniquet. We grabbed the bottom part of her leg and put it in an ice bucket and filled it with ice."
That plumber, 44-year-old David Justino, was being praised as a hero.
"She screamed bloody murder," he said. "I just told her, 'Sweetheart, I got you, you're okay, an ambulance is coming. Try not to move. You're just going to make it worse. Calm down.' I didn't want to tell her her leg was gone. I just said, 'I have you, don't move, you're okay, you're going to be fine, you're going to live, it's okay, calm down.'"
Police say the incident was proceeded by a traffic dispute between Himon and Olivo that stretched for several blocks along Sixth Avenue before the crash. Witnesses said they were passing each other and exchanging words. One thing led to another, and somehow the cab ended up on the curb. Olivo thinks the driver was gunning for him.
"He turned the car in my direction as I was leaving to come after me, went through me, went through about eight other people before I was on the ground and the lady was on the ground," he said. "He made a conscious decision to come after us."
Celebrity Dr. Mehmet Oz, who is a surgeon in the city and who tapes his syndicated talk show nearyby, heard the accident and rushed to the scene to help out, staying until ambulances arrived.
Oz said in a statement that emergency medical crews were already treating the injured woman when he arrived. He took a photo with Justino, who he credited as saving the woman after he fashioned the tourniquet.


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Looking at the broadest numbers in the presidential race, things don't look too bad for Mitt Romney.
In the latest-available trend estimate (a fancy weighted average) of national polls compiled by HuffPost Pollster, Romney leads President Obama by one-tenth of a percentage point, 45.8 percent to 45.7 percent—a statistically insignificant advantage, but his first lead in the poll average this year. RealClearPolitics.com's more traditional average of national polls still shows Obama ahead, but by just 1.6 points, 46.6 percent to 45 percent. HuffPost Pollster and RealClearPolitics both show Obama's job-approval ratings as upside down: HuffPost Pollster finds that 49.2 percent disapprove of the president's performance, while 45.9 percent approve; RCP has 47.1 percent of respondents disapproving, and 47.9 percent approving.
Yet, from watching the news or listening to chatter about the race, Romney doesn't seem to be in that strong of a position. Even before his rather impolitic words in London, voters in swing states were being treated to attacks on his career at Bain Capital, news of his offshore personal investments, and calls for him to release more than two years of his income tax returns. In HuffPost Pollster's trend estimate on his favorability, Romney has a 40 percent favorable rating and 45 percent unfavorable rating; RealClearPolitics shows his ratings even at 43.1 percent on both sides of the ledger. But more to the point, using HuffPost Pollster's poll averages in individual states, Romney has a lead in only one of a dozen battleground states, North Carolina (by 2 points). Meanwhile, Obama is ahead in the other 11, with leads ranging from as small as 1 (Florida), 2 (Virginia), and 3 points (Colorado, Iowa, and New Hampshire), to as wide as 4 (Ohio), 5 (Michigan and Nevada), 6 (Minnesota and Wisconsin), and 7 points (Pennsylvania). It's pretty clear the picture in the battleground states isn't exactly the same as the one nationwide, and one might surmise that Obama seems to be faring better in the states where the advertising is the hottest and heaviest than he is overall.
My hunch is that the polling disparity has more to do with the Obama campaign's attacks on Romney's business and personal finances, but I found it interesting that while sitting in a Nevada hotel room on a recent night watching a Law and Order: SVU marathon on cable (I couldn't bear to watch the dreadful opening ceremonies of the Olympics) that I saw 12 Obama ads over several hours of viewing and not a single Romney or pro-Romney ad. Apparently, his campaign has yet to begin making any local cable buys in swing states—a rather odd decision, in my view.
But Romney has a chance to hit the reset button with his vice presidential pick. It's not that his choice itself is likely to make that much difference, unless it's a bad one, but it is likely to begin a new and different narrative, shifting the focus away from his finances and his critical review of the United Kingdom's handling of preparations for the London Olympics, and that's probably a good thing. It's highly unlikely that he will announce a game-changing pick—my odds are that there's a 40 percent chance each of former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty and Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio getting the nod and only a 20 percent chance of it being someone different—but it will change the subject, at least for a time.
Of course, Romney may surprise us, but his modus operandi certainly would argue for him picking someone who would be seen as a serious adult with strong executive experience, someone who emphasizes competence, not someone who would be seen as a blatantly political pick. It doesn't appear that either Pawlenty or Portman would move the needle much, even in their home states. So the selection of either would be more of a move to reinforce a central message of competence and executive ability—Pawlenty as a successful two-term governor, Portman as a former budget director and U.S. trade representative on top of his service in Congress and doing legislative affairs in the George H.W. Bush White House. Arguably Pawlenty's life story—son of a truck driver, growing up in the shadows of the South St. Paul stockyards—is an appealing story that would offset Romney's more privileged background, while Portman might offer him more help starting from Day One in office thanks to extensive Washington experience that neither Romney nor Pawlenty possesses.
So don't look for a game-changing running mate pick, but maybe one who could alter the current story line, which obviously hasn't been a good narrative for Romney.


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Dear Colleagues,
An expansive view of community is a hallmark of Lewis & Clark. We care for our students, for each other, and for the world beyond Palatine Hill.
Often that care includes financial support for the organizations we believe in most. And so our annual Campus-to-Community Employee Giving Campaign is an easy and efficient way to focus our collective philanthropy.
If you haven't already reviewed the information distributed by Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life Mark Duntley, I encourage you to do so. Please consider a gift to our Annual Fund or to one or more of our community partners (Black United Fund of Oregon, EarthShare Oregon, United Way).
Thank you for all you do for Lewis & Clark and the wider community.
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Just wanted to send a quick note that we had a great support experience this week to update our Control4 system - we lost some functionality with Pandora and SiriusXM as a result of a Sonos update. Tim was able to look into it and Patrick came to the house to install the control4 pandora and SiriusXM apps which got us more or less the same functionality - I realize this was an issue with Sonos and Control4.
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My very first reveal post!! I will be the first to admit that I might not have been entirely ready for this 6 week blogging and design challenge. I had a whopping 2, yes TWO blog posts up before deciding to tackle this project. I am learning as I go and doing something like this was exactly what I needed to jumpstart my enthusiasm for this blogging and design community. Although I had a dozen rooms I could have chosen for this challenge, I decided on the recently converted shared bedroom for our girls. I think the final result is the perfect blend of playful and functional… with just the right amount of pink! I hope you love it as much as we do!
Now to the good stuff. Let's start off with a good old fashioned before and after.
This room has a few challenges that I simply cannot change. The biggest one is the layout itself. When we moved in this house a little over 3 years ago, we built out this room from unfinished basement space. We had to build around pipes, furnaces, exposed ducts and everything else you would think belongs in a basement. I used it as an office/workout area for the last couple of years so it really wasn't an issue for what I needed. The second challenge is no natural light! We attached this area to a room with a window so we opted for french doors to let in of the natural light, but it's not a lot to work with.
My design goal was to take all of the things mentioned above and create a bedroom and play area that my girls would love. We have no room for an actual playroom,so we really wanted this area to incorporate their books and toys as much as possible in an organized way that wouldn't drive this mama crazy. I tried as hard as I could to give the space some symmetry, but in the end, the room was divided into areas of each of the girls beds, a play area, and their "changing" area. (I wish I had a changing/wardrobe area!)
Have I mentioned this room is HUGE? Awkwardly shaped, but huge.
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The board and batten was also something that I added right before we moved the girls into this room. It was something that I had been itching to DIY in my home. I was 9+ months pregnant and it took me less than a day! I used basic 1×4 pine boards and painted them Chantilly Lace by Benjamin Moore to match the trim throughout our home. I love the character that trim and wall treatments add to a room and I have been scheming how to add variations of this in other rooms.
The room lacked a closet all together so I had hung up some closet rods with 1×12's as a temporary solution. The addition of this IKEA pax wardrobe alone immediately made the entire room feel more put together. I built a simple plywood platform to raise the entire wardrobe system to allow our 5 1/2″ trim to go underneath. This gives it a built in feel that was relatively simple to achieve. I am still waiting on hardware and plan to add some trim to the doors, but I am over the moon with how this turned out. I plan to do a full tutorial after I finish these to go over every last detail.
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The dollhouse makeover was a really fun part of this room that I didn't originally plan on. If you check back to my Week 6 progress, you can see where this bookshelf started. I found it in our basement storage while I was hunting for other things I could bring out of retirement. To say that it has been popular with ALL of my kids is an understatement. Take note of this bed above before scrolling to the next picture.
See that fancy white and brass upholstered headboard? I had been wanting to DIY a new headboard for their beds for a while now. Their current one was SO low and they were constantly hitting their heads on it. I can't complain for the $40 we spent on the entire bed, but an upgrade was definitely needed. I went around and bought the entire city of Green Bay out of brass upholstery tacks so I didn't start the second one yet. I used a 40% off coupon at Hobby Lobby and got this white denim fabric for $16 TOTAL (for TWO headboards). The project took about 4 hours total and it came out beautifully.
I am also in love with our new Beddy's bedding! Sometimes there are those things that seem too good to be true, and then there are those things that are just too good. This zipper bedding fits over the entire mattress and box spring so that the bed looks so tidy all the time. My 2 year old loves unzipping her bed each night and even if she doesn't make it herself, it takes me all of 20 seconds to make it look instagram ready. My son has asked me too many times for his own to ignore, so it is officially on his Christmas list!
There's nothing like taking photos to make you realize things that you're missing (doorknob is now officially on order!) This is the view from my son's room into the girls room. Right now, they are all so young and close in age that they don't mind the lack of privacy or separation. This might change as they get older but for right now, it has allowed us to have all the kids in one area and they absolutely love it. We have the nursery right next to our bedroom upstairs which is perfect. As he gets older, our plan would be to move Atticus into our older sons room to make room for an upstairs office. That would also mean that we don't have a baby in the house anymore so I'm not in a hurry for that anytime soon!
I wanted to be intentional with the accessories in the room. We have been trying to downsize on toys and instead focus on activities and creative playtime. It has only taken a few tea parties and some intentional dollhouse decorating sessions to make me feel like we've created the perfect space for our girls!
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Grambling State head coach Williams let go after losing first two games
GRAMBLING, La. — Grambling State fired head football coach Doug Williams on Wednesday after the Tigers lost the first two games of the season.
The university announced it bought out the remainder of the former NFL quarterback's contract.
Running backs coach George Ragsdale is taking over as interim head coach.
Grambling had a 1-10 record in 2012 — including going 0-9 in the Southwestern Athletic Conference — under the 58-year-old Williams. Grambling lost its opener to Alabama State 23-9 and was dominated by Louisiana-Monroe 48-10 last weekend.
Williams, who led the Washington Redskins to a win against the John Elway-quarterbacked Denver Broncos in 1988, became Grambling's head coach in 1998. Then in 2004 he moved to a front-office job with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
He returned to Grambling as head coach in 2011, when he led the Tigers to a SWAC championship.
The university said in a statement that it decided to "move in another direction" in ending Williams' contract, which ran through next season.
"We recognize Doug Williams' many contributions to our football legacy, and we express our deep appreciation for his service to Grambling State University and we wish him well in the future," Grambling president Frank Pogue said in the statement.
Williams told The (Monroe, La.) News-Star that Pogue informed him of his firing during a meeting in the president's office on Wednesday morning.
"There wasn't a lot of conversation. I told him, 'OK,' and I was gone," Williams said.
Williams' son, D.J., is a quarterback on the team.
"I know D.J. is emotional, but I told him he has to be strong and he told me he will," Doug Williams told the newspaper. "That's all I need for him to be strong. If he's strong, his daddy is going to be all right."
Williams quarterbacked Grambling State. He was a first-round draft pick of the Buccaneers in 1978 and played for Tampa until 1982, when he went to the startup USFL.
He joined the Redskins in 1986.
Ragsdale also played in the NFL, for the Redskins and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.


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Oregon legislature approves vaccine education bill
By LAUREN GAMBINO
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SALEM — Oregon has the highest rate of kindergarteners with nonmedical vaccine exemptions in the country, and a bill passed by the state Legislature on Wednesday aims to bring that number down by making it harder for parents to refuse the shots.
The bill, which passed the House 45-15, would require parents enrolling unvaccinated children in school to show they consulted a physician or prove they watched an online educational video about the risks and benefits of immunizations before receiving an exemption. The educational material would be consistent with information provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
It now goes to Gov. John Kitzhaber who intends to sign it, said Amy Wojcicki, a spokeswoman for the governor.
Parents like Stacy Mitchell, who chose not to vaccinate her son, Iyler, say the legislation infringes on parents' rights.
"It's a violation of my rights to choose how to parent my child," she said.
Mitchell said an educational video won't change her mind.
"There is no way I would put that in my son's body," the Clackamas mother said.
Her son Iyler, who turns 2 next month, is among a small but growing number of unvaccinated children in the state, a trend doctors and public health officials worry could cause diseases to re-emerge.
Not everyone can be immunized, including infants, cancer patients receiving chemotherapy, or people allergic to a vaccine, he said.
This school year, 6.4 percent of Oregon kindergartners were exempted from at least one required vaccination, up from 5.8 percent last year, according to state records.
The median nonmedical exemption rate for kindergartners in the US is 1.2 percent for the 2011-2012 school year, the most recent period for which national data was available, according to the CDC.
Current state law requires all children in schools or daycare to be immunized. Parents can seek medical or nonmedical exceptions by simply signing a form and claiming a religion or system of beliefs.
Similar legislation was passed in Washington in 2011. The following school year, the rate of religious immunization exemptions for kindergartners fell by almost 25 percent, according to CDC data.
The bill sparked a fiery, partisan debate in the Senate but passed easily in the House following emotional testimony from two Republican lawmakers.
Rep. Bob Jenson, R-Pendleton, told lawmakers that his 4-month-old daughter nearly died when she contracted measles, whooping cough and chicken pox from her school-age sibling. This was during the 1960s before some of the vaccines had been developed.
Dissenting, Rep. Jason Conger, R-Bend, said the number of required vaccines gave him pause. Conger questioned the need for vaccines against diseases that he said are not dangerous, such as chicken pox, and said the state shouldn't compel parents to get their kids immunized.
Vicki Berger, R-Salem, said she understands parents' fears about vaccinations, and qualified her support for the bill by saying she doesn't typically vote for legislation that infringes on parents' rights.
But she said this bill is about public safety and would protect the most vulnerable, like her grandson who has a weak immune system.
"I have great fear, too, that my 7-year-old (grandson) goes into a classroom and has to fight off things that we've conquered," Berger said.


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It's been four games since Jim Caldwell replaced Cam Cameron as the team's offensive coordinator. One might think that Caldwell is feeling comfortable with his role, but he disagreed Thursday with the notion that he is "settled in."
"I don't think we ever really feel comfortable and settled in," he said. "But I'm a bit more familiar with some things. But it's a real challenge, calling plays and adjusting. But I've got a lot of help with assistant coaches that are on the staff. [Wide receivers coach] Jim Hostler and [running backs coach] Wilbert Montgomery and [offensive line coach] Andy Moeller, the whole group, they do a tremendous job of kind of assisting along the way. So there's some things I'm a bit more familiar with."
The Ravens are 2-2 since Caldwell became the offensive coordinator, but the offense has made marked improvement in several categories.
The unit's numbers are up in yards per game (401 over the last four games compared to 344.4 in the first 13), rushing yards per game (164.5 versus 108.8), and passing yards per game (236.5 versus 235.5).
There is a drop-off, however, in other departments. The offense isn't scoring as much (22.8 points per game versus 25.5), converting as many third downs (36.2 percent versus 37.3), or executing as efficiently in the red zone (53.3 percent versus 59).
Saturday's AFC Divisional playoff contest pits the Ravens against the Denver Broncos, who held the offense to a season-low 8.3 conversion rate on third downs and tagged Caldwell with his first loss as offensive coordinator.
But after the team's 24-9 victory over the Indianapolis Colts in Sunday's AFC Wildcard playoff contest, quarterback Joe Flacco praised Caldwell's work with the unit.
"I think Jim's been doing a good job from Week 1," he said. "Obviously, that kind of game [versus Denver] was a little bit of a different game. I think he's been doing a good job. He's probably a little bit more comfortable throughout the week now and kind of a little bit more settled in. That week was a little hectic."


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No chance.
Getzlaf is a far superior all around player than Heatly. I'll say that Heatly is a better pure goal scorer, but his all around game is pittance to Getzlafs. Ottawa is going to be bringing in a big package if anything, but I doubt it involves any allstars coming the other way unless its a salary dumping situation.
if this was remotley possible i would beat the **** out of bryan murray if he didnt do it
Ducks fan here...
As much as i would love to have Heatley there is ZERO chance it would be involving a trade with GETZ. we have tons a blue liners you can choose from though! if Nieds decides to keep playing and resigns which is a great possibility. I wouldn't mind a Pronger for Heatley trade.. Instantly gets your defense better and your team get alot more physical.. honestly, i think that benefits both teams needs and its pretty realistic.
Getzlaf is really young his talent and worth is more than just a Heatley
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was this really even brought up.. im in shock anyone would post this... getzlaf (besides the obvious guys ovvy, crosby, etc. etc.) would catch the most value on a trade market right now.. based on his age and overall skill and frankly his contract isnt bad either for someone of his magnitude... maybe if you give them heatly and spezza they might talk about it... even then you might have a problem because they take on too much cap.. lol
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Caps fan here,first time in this forum...
What do you all think of Heatly to Wash for Theodore (we would love to get rid of him and his $4.5 m salary even though its only through next year) + a few of our top, nhl ready prospects (Giroux, Aucoin). Our AHL team just won the Calder Cup for the 4th time in 6 years. Giroux scored 60 goals this year (AHL record) but we dont have room for him right now on our big club... we have several prospects to offer (except not Alzner, Carlson, Varlamov, or Neuvirth)..... I think it makes sense for all sides. Thoughts?
^^ not happening even if we trade heatley we arent tradeing him for prospects because we arent rebuilding we would want nhl players or top of the line prospects, meaning either u give us the top prospects on your team like Alzner or Varlamov or you give us 1-3 good nhl players on your team.
Lol, no way this happens
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Why don't you just ask for Crosby? lol
or just ask for Semin and Ovechkin in a package deal for Healthy and Foligno.
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Pride Houston to unveil new logo, theme for 2012
It's the start of a new year, that special season when Houstonians break out their winter T-shirts, when the grass changes colors from brown to green and when Pride Houston unveils the new theme and logo for the June pride parade and festival. The grand unveiling ceremony is at F Bar (202 Tuam) on January 17 and 7:30 pm. The Grand Marshal Nominees for 2012 will also be revealed. Finalist from the 2011 Pride Star singing competition will provide entertainment throughout the evening.


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2013-14: Demby led the Cobras this season, with an 80.4 stroke average in 16 rounds. Her performance of the year was good enough to land her on the second team All-SAC roster, and had the eighth lowest stroke average in the conference. Her lowest round of the season came at the Patsy Rendleman Invitational, when she recorded a 73. She has also signed off on seven rounds that were below 80 this season, including a 74 at the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate.
2012-13: Demby was named a third team All-Conference selection, after an outstanding freshman year. In 18 rounds, she averaged the third lowest stroke average on the team with 85. Her best performance of the year came when she shot the team low round of 75 at the Montreat Invitational (10/20/12).
High School: Demby was a standout golfer and basketball player at Chesterfield High School. She was named the women's golf MVP seven times and was a 2011 Girls Golf All-Region selection. Taylor was an individual qualifier for the South Carolinas Girls 3A State Golf Tournament five times and was named a South Carolina Junior Golf Association All-Star seven times. She was the 2011 Carmel Junior Invitational Champion.
Personal: Daughter of Angela and Gregg Demby...she has on sister Holli.